Sentence examples for taking stories from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fuller, the HollywoodLife.com editor, said she also contacted Mail Online "a few times" about taking stories.

"I love that filmmakers are taking stories that we've seen before and finding entirely new ways to tell them," Mr. Groth said.

"What makes it easy is that we're still taking stories we were told by interns, rather than creating them ourselves," Mr. Lawrence said.

"We are going to stop people like Google or Microsoft or whoever from taking stories for nothing … there is a law of copyright and they recognise it," Murdoch told a packed audience of students, journalists and other media professionals.

(Remember the great scene from Robert Altman's "The Player," in which a producer wants to get around screenwriters by taking stories from newspapers?) Even audaciously modern movies, whether by Jean-Luc Godard or Tsai Ming-liang, are constructed on the basis of clear, coherent, and consistent stories; the artistry is in the fascinatingly complex methods such directors use to convey them.

In 2010, Murdoch and his senior executives ramped up the attack on a business they have accused of being a "parasite" on the news industry, saying: "We are going to stop people like Google or Microsoft or whoever from taking stories for nothing … there is a law of copyright and they recognise it".

People take stories out of context and distort what I wrote.

Take stories as read, and anew I wish adults read aloud to each other more often.

How can we take stories and make them quantitatively analyzable in a rigorous, transparent and repeatable fashion?

On screen they'll try to take stories awash in rarity and peculiarity and imbue them with the universal.

As flounces were pinned and tucks taken, stories filled the shop.